Feliciana sentinel., 1887-03-19
WHAT IS IT
Peatilenco That Walks in Dhrkness-A
Destruction That Wastes at MONDAY.

Destruction That Wastes at Noonday.
We have published in our columns from
time to time different advertisements In
regard to Bright's u. sease and its cureA
What is this terri bic diseased
We have taken the trouble to make an
inves tigation from the oest sources and
We give the results to our readers.
What astonishes US Is the general indif-
ference given to dney disorders The
kidneys DO not sound the alarm Of their
diseased condition, owing to the fact that
, they have very few nerves, hence few sus-
pet that there Is any disease in them
Irritation. in fam nation, liberation set in,
and tn N the Lttlu bes, OF which the kid
neys are full, are destroyed and thrown
off, and from this ia, are allied lube casts.
AS soon as THIS Legins to take place it is
only q question of how fast decomposition
goes on b.fore the sease results fatally.
II the proper remedies are taken before
| final decomt osition or waste OF these tubes
comm snceS or becomes too Tar advanced,
that is the only and LIST chance for relief
1t is at this point or b. fore that Warmers
/ safe cure proves so bench 'IaL, and may
cure or stop the was ing away OF the kid
! peys If it has not aS~'n>ed toe far.
The most rema ,ning Of al our rvi1 In
Bright's DIS as4p~Pno exclusive symp-
ttoms, but has tneSymplorns OF every com
mon disease.
First he may possibly feel dull pain in
his back, general Yupon one size, which
routine. After q time he may begin TO feel
! neuralgic pains, or have sight attack OF
| what he may call rheumat sm, or headache,
W tn high or dark colcred ur.ne, w.Lh an
| unpleasant Sensation IN lts pas 'age, AMI
! alter sanding showing an unnatural con-
| ditlon. Later on, come tired feelings, loss
| of am bitlon or vIgor, or loss OF or faillp 9
! eyesig It, which Is very common, wlth a
distressed cppiitou of the stomach. Any
one Of oflhass.aympsomssia IA aoie'to occur.
I This no dohbt accounts for the propri
etors of Warher's safe cure cur ng SO many
diseases. BY regulating anL bald .ny up the
| kidneys, symptoms Of general ill-health
| diSapp ar. They justly accuse the meuical
| profession of treatin the effects aud not
! the cause, Finally if this disor4er Is neg
| icctad the patient either dies OF apOplexy,
| p2eumon a, heart disease, blood poison,
| consumption, or any otner disease that tho
! system is most subject to.
! 1t appears that General Logan rcaliZod
| his condillou, ari VS. we'll aware that
! his disease was OF tho kidneys, and ex-
! pressed himself in dI-nant terms at tha
! folly of the doctors in treating him for
| rheum tsm whel 1t was the kidneys that
! caused ms attacks.'
| We have no doubt that very many pee
| pie in this country have thn some trouble
! as the General, but little importance ia al
| fessiou because of their inability to cop.
| with it, either in its first appearance or ad
| yanced condition
There appear to b. some one cause fot'
! nearly every other .;I-Eeut OF the h4malt
| system, but up 10 the present time no on.
has been able TO iUlly account FOR this ter
| rible malaiy. We understand that III
| people OF Germany have become awara
| its fearful fatality, and have offered ftl,-
| 600 marks ($iUl,AO) u any one that c4u
! satisfactorily explain the cause.